The photo shows angle loc-rings but the description just says, "Millett Aluminum Rings." Are the rings being sold angle-lock rings?
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no they are not.... probably have to go to millet to get them.www.millettsights.com/rings-bases/angle-loc-steel-rings jp
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The Medium rings I received look just like the black ones pictured. I am not sure what the 'angle lock' feature refers to.
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no they are not.... probably have to go to millet to get them. www.millettsights.com/rings-bases/angle-loc-steel-rings jp
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Millett is in Overland KS; rings are made in China. They are very nice rings.Norm H.
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I did a quick search and found this website that carries rings that look like them, you might call them and explain exactly the size you need. http://catalog.monroeengineering.com/item/short-pull-rings-steel/short-locking-without-patch-steel/lpr38?&plpver;=10&origin;=advsrch&by;=prod&filter;=0&categid;=4556&pro;did=4495
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that part is the tensioner. there is a similar non tensioner looks the same just smaller. the ten pack is pn c0981-s104. There are other types of fasteners, off the top of my head one is basically a lag bolt with the wire capture sleave assembly. There are also inserts for posts, basically stainless tubes for 30-45 degree angles or 90 degree angles. You need to think about the project an how you will go about it. Before you buy anything go to the suncor stainless website and figure out what you'll need. Hope this helps
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I believe these are slightly angled. I use them on my 80s Raleigh with Araya 27 1 1/4 inch rims and on my 72 Schwinn Sports Tourer with similar sized Weinmann rims. The Weinmann rims are curved a bit more than the Araya rims. Both seem to work really well. I have at least a few hundred miles on the Raleigh with these break pads. I haven't been out on the Schwinn with them but they're tested in the garage and seem perfect. In both cases these are almost a perfect math for the original pads, except in color.
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Hello Rene. The description is correct, the picture is incorrect. They are XZN tripple square spline sockets. I have a picture but can't attach it to this reply. Regards Andrew
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They are flat but end swivels and locks...great tool ....from a long time auto mechanic with all kinds of tools...tool junkie ...lol
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The pix's fool me, first note it is a 30mm ring, second it appears to be an offset, it is not, depending on your scope, the front site will be in the view, most times it is to close and will not cause a problem. I was looking for a mount that set slightly off center. Hope that helps
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i am glad you asked this. it was driving me nuts looking at the picture. I will have faith that there are indeed mounting holes in the correct locations :D
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They are flat, but one side does protrude outward more so I would say offset but they pivot 45* in either direction. No lockout on them. They also have a small button in the head to reverse rotation. The only down side I have found is this button gets pushed in sometime when using in tight quarters. I use these everyday and they are Great to have in the toolbox.
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i believe that is just rings. i would recommed using loctite on the bases as well, whatever torque it is
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The rings are low, I purchase millet aluminum high mount ($20) to put on mine. I have mine on an ar-15 for work shoot open sights and red dot with them.
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You ae both not reading the description. It says that these are for Weaver bases. If you have Weaver bases or a Picatinny rail these will work. If you want dovetail rings for an airrifle get something different. These are heavy duty rings. I used these to mount a scope on a .44 magnum. also I don't think that a 1/5" dovetail even exists. Try these "Aim Sports 1-Inch Rings 3/8-Inch Dovetail-Low, Small, Black".
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The plastic base is larger than the standard rings. So far i have not gotten them to fit.
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There are two types of riser ring. Rotating and fixed. None came with my purchase of R&R; latest model. Had to pay additional ~ $40 for the rotating riser.
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Appear to be high grade aluminum. I have 12 sets of these one set on each rifle and two of the rifles are 300 winmags. Have not had any problem with them. The two main features that I look for are: 1.) four screw lock down on the scope and 2.) lock down on the rings to the rail being nuts not screws. I have installed these as said on 12 of my rifles ranging from 17HMR to 300 Winmags. Hope this answers your question.
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I'm not sure what they are called exactly, but I got them from Home Depot. My suggestion would be to take a picture of the ring & trap combo and take it to Home Depot or Lowes and ask one of the associates to recommend a holder that will fit through the chain link of the set. They should have one small enough suit your need.